v18: noir&blanc

sherlene

the girl's 18. stuck on a small island, also known as the little red dot on the global map. presently living a mundane life contributing to the unemployment rate and chionging driving lessons are what she does nearly daily. well, here records some of the interesting and amusing moments she enjoys. :D

turns 365 days older on the 7th of Nov and is deeply in love with the colour purple. currently indulging in SUPER JUNIOR! :D

Super Junior M - 迷 (Me)

get it in stores 2 or 9 May depending on your region!

favourites

corkboard

statistics

hooligans crashed & graffitied.

currently hooligan(s) rotting here.

extreme tracker

Dienstag, Juni 17

Alice in Wonderland 6:46 PM

My life ahead is looking pretty bleak right now.
I don't know what to expect next, what to look forward to... what to do...
OTTOKE!?
OTTOKE!?

:'(

I guess, indulging in Suju's something that keeps me sane, keeps me from thinking too much, keeps me from imagining all the worst outcomes that could happen.

:(

Where did all the happiness go?

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12 - 15June
Worked at the PC Show at Lenovo's redemption booth. I can't believe I attended to over 1000 customers, seen the good, the nice, the bad, and the ugly. :S

Some people just can't read flyers for goodness sake, and they end up pushing their way through just for the best prize of the LUCKY DIP. It's a lucky dip! It depends on your LUCK, yoohoo? Earth to (insert name)! Got pissed at some of them but obviously, 'customer is king' so we can't show them our black faces but then... its all the !(*@(!*@(!*(@!*@ inside. LOL. XD I don't understand why people have to be so obnoxious and pushy just to get what they want, and in the end, affecting other people and hindering the flow of the whole process and of course, delaying the queue.

And some people just don't understand how to fill up the warranty forms even though we explained it to them 109201920910291 times (cos they're buying for their brothers and sisters etc). It's basically foreigners so I can, perhaps, get the fact that they don't understand me or what, but I said it slowly, and clearly... but he was like, ARE YOU SURE WHAT YOU'RE TELLING ME IS RIGHT?! (In a really offensive tone) Hello. The friend understood but he didn't want to save me so I was being flushed down the toilet bowl right there and then. I explained the same procedure successfully to the other 999 customers and you tell me I'm wrong!? :S

It was a good experience, nevertheless.
THOUGH IT KILLED MY FEET AND MY SANITY for a few moments due to the overwhelming crowd of 1million people who are mad shopaholics raking in over $50m in sales just over 4 days...
WOW. o____O

The pay was pretty good for a 'brainless' job but you had to deal with people from different walks of life, of course. I realized there are also those Singaporeans who are exceptionally friendly that will chat with you and ask you whether it's tiring, whether you're having hols, how's the pay etc. Those people really made my day. And I had a nice group of colleagues, btw. Plus the other nice sales promoters who'd joke when they came by. I'm so thankful I met them :) Some were really nice and friendly!

That was another consolation.
Minus all the other horrigible cons of not being able to eat unless there's no customers (which is like seldom since the crowd doesn't seem to end until they close the doors), not being able to sit/rest, and not being able to breathe cos you're being squashed like sardines.

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Life's getting depressing once again.

Goodbye, Singapore?